.co.cc good for link spamming target?

cooooookies

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There are already some discussions about how google treats sub domains. But .co.cc sub domains point to different IPs. What do you think, is it risk less to do mass submit links to a .co.cc domain and rely on the 8 million already existing links? The subdomain will be a WH page.

 

sqlbyte

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I am not an expert, but i think co.cc is a subdomain of some country, and maybe you can have problems because that, not because it is subdomain.
But i don't know i would like the answer too, is .co.cc better then default blogspot domain ?

 

StillSmiling

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I use these for all of my testing, so I can't speak for building an actual wh site using them. But for landing pages, splogs, etc. I don't see any difference between these and .info

 

neilparnham

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i tried them and tried doing a spammy technique and then my account went under inspection from them, so i guess they watch the accounts closely

 

cooooookies

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Did you mean the co.cc guys or Google? What means inspection, huh, this sounds scary.

Especially interesting would be how Google treats those co.cc subdomains.

Is it counted as a brand-new domain or can I put immediately as many links as I want, since the domain co.cc has more than 8 million backlinks?

 

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rodg33

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Very interesting...I would like to the answer to the above question. Meanwhile I think I will do some more research on these co.cc subdomains.

 

StillSmiling

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neilparnham said:

i tried them and tried doing a spammy technique and then my account went under inspection from them, so i guess they watch the accounts closely

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I'm curious too. What account? Who did the inspecting? From your best guess, do you think it was your technique moreso than the domain?